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The meadows near God’s country stretched out along cold asphalt to Toledo, where we caught a bus, where a mill burned twenty years before. If the car won’t run, I’ll walk in all these backward directions, moving deeper into the deaf night before stumbling through seasons clamoring to be remembered outside the rain. Still you wrote me poems, pictures I had never heard, floating on your breath as it charged the cool of April and your hand trembled like a tree, finding justice in the leaves that had fallen.
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May 12
May 12, 2026 at 8:15 PM UTC
Accidentally In N. Baltimore Ohio
The meadows near God’s country stretched out along cold asphalt to Toledo, where we caught a bus, where a mill burned twenty years before. If the car won’t run, I’ll walk in all these backward directions, moving deeper into the deaf night before stumbling through seasons clamoring to be remembered outside the rain. Still you wrote me poems, pictures I had never heard, floating on your breath as it charged the cool of April and your hand trembled like a tree, finding justice in the leaves that had fallen.
a sonnet in as much as there are 14 lines and a turn
KevinHogan
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May 12
May 12, 2026 at 8:15 PM UTC
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